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Sharp County record., 1887-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC3TION-2752.
LAND OFFICE AT LIrTGE Rock, ARK,

Oct. l, 1881
Notice is hereby giver. that the following nam
ed settler has fileu notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof Will be made before the County Judge of
lizard county, at Melbourne, Ark, , on Nov. II,
1857, VIZ: ASS. Robertson, homestead entry No,
Il 4O9, for tie north half Of the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter, OF sec. p, township Is north, range west.
lie LANES the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
s9Id land. viz: John W CoOksy, " \ Brumitt,
1hos IL Robertson and Frank NJ Garner, all of
Franklin, Arkansas. r. V. YEAKJE,
Al Oct. Register:
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4 TO BE HERE MONDAY,
Adam Forepaush'A Wonderful Comblnnti
10. Of WOntlara. ~.

Adam Forepaush'a Wonderful Combination
OF Wonders.
The great novel combina.ion-Fore-
paugh'u colossal circus, museum and
menagerie, with fully equipped "Wild
West" show attached, will arrive in this
city tomorrow evening. and on Monday
givetwo exhibitions on tho old fair grounds,
Island; one at o'clock and the other at
J o'clock in the evening. This grand az
gregatiou Of talent and special features
has only been out on the road three or
four weeks, and everything is still fresh
and bright and full Of novelty. It's the
only large ,circus booked 10 appear here
this season. One Of the leading ioatures
oftho "Wild West" show ia a Lie like
representation Of Clusters battle OF the
Little Big Horn, in which that gallant
soldier, with nearly every one OF his brave
comrades fell by the bloody hands Of the
Sioux; also. many interesting eceues of
border life and hair. breadth escapes in the
Wild West, wherein cowboys. ranchmen,
Indian acouts, stage coach attacks by high
way robbers, camp life, prairie fires, buffalo
hunts, elk hunting, skirmishes with In
dians, lassoipg wild bronchos, capturing
horse thieves, brilliant equestrian faats by
Spanish vauqueros, male and female,
sporting games and sharp shooting by the
crack Hhots Of the world, are all produced
by living actors on foot snd on horss.
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TRAINS ON THE LEYEE
ALLEGED TO opsrnucr TRAVEL,
And n Test Case to lie Had In tho Matter,
Warrants Sworn Out for Two r., .S
St. L. Employees By Rharfmaster
Crocknrd-Details Of tho Case,

Warrants have been sworn out before
Clerk Darrah, Of the Municipal Court, for
the arrest Of Conductor Cook and Engineer
Henry Miller, two employees OF the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati 4 st.. Louis Railway
Company. They are charged with viola.
ting the provisions Of the city ordinances
that prohibit obatructing the streets or
travel on the streets, and the switching
and standing OF railroad trains on the
steamboat leves. The warrants were
sworn out by Wharfmaster Crockard and
Catain Prince.
The particulars that led up to this action
being taken are these: It Is claimed that
on Thursday morning local freight No. II,
In charge Of the two men named, adver-
tised to leave for Steubenville al S:15
O'Clock, drew up on the levee about fifteen
minutes before that timo and 90 blockaded
the approaches to the wharlboat that sew.
era1 passengers and teams with freight
for the Bellaire packet could not got TO
the boat In time. Cook and Miller wore
ACAucntpA w Sus tlo tEhlA Ill tWu III UEuGr
that travel might pass through, but this
they refused to do. 'r
There has been complaint from the
river men about happenings Of this kind,
heard before. Complaint has also been
made that the ordinance in relation to the
speed to be maintained in crossing the
levee Is daily violated "a large number have
complained about the fast rate OF
speed at which trainH are rushed across
the place. Wharfmsster Crockard aleo
calls attention to the fact that the COM
pany has never yet complied with the
provision which calls for dsgman TO be
sent on ahead. of all moving trains on the
levee. 177
Agent Belleville blames the engineer,
II any one 10 to be- blamed, for
not moving Or cutting the train, but says
that the train did not stand on the wharf
over five minutes and that to cut the train
would have taken fully that long. The
men were in Steubenville yesterday, and
could not, therefore, be served with the
warrants.
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The Minstrels Last Night,

Daniels & Gales Minstrels commenced
an engagement Of two nights and matt.
nee performance to-day, at the Grand last
night. There was full gallery, hut down
stairs not over one.ha.t Of tho seats were
occupied. The company was advertised
es Wilson & Rankin 8 famous mius.rels on
a summer tour, while the two artists
named, were resting. There are some
members in the company who bave been
connected with Wilaon L Rankin's min
strele, but with one exception. the per-
Torrance last night WAS not to be com
pared with the entertainment given here
early In the season by Wilson & Rankin.
The exception WAS the Ave Pavenelap, the
pavers Of Paris, who in repairing tho roads
find music in the tools, ssonos and every
thing; thoir performance WAS fine. !"
/ Quite aurprise WAS afforded by the ap.
pearancs Of Mr.. Will B. Day OF this city
in the first part. He sang "Afsid of the
Mill' but was unable to do himself justice
as he was badly handicapped by tho mis-.
cradle accompaniment played by the Or
chestra, poorly balanced affair. His
friends in the audience gave him warm
round Of applause. 4lsgel .5=l
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Yssterda1s IProcesdlngs In This Tribunal
d .Il..# Of Justico. .f.4H.4rHUT.

NJ .I VI tuhtiCos .H'.'tE .H.| VI,
In Part Of theiCircuIt Court yesterday,
before Judge Boyd, the case Of W. J..
johnson vs.. the Board Of County Com.
misaioners, on an appeal, and that Of
Charles Z. Miller ys. John ]. Cooper, on
an appeal, were both continued and 70.
set for May 20. -
In the case Of John L. Smith vs., James
?. Rogers, executor, the motion made q
few days since 10 set aside the order
granted, for writ Of ctrtiorari and the dc.
murrer to tho petition filed, were argued
and the matter taken under adyiaeinent
by the Court. !
In tho chancery cause Of George Baird,
administrator Of the estate OF Julisna
Geiger, deceased, vs.. Daniel Geiger ct al,
an order was entered directing the Bale OF
the property described In the bill.
Part II met, with Judge Jacob on the
bench. but adjourned without transacting
any business.
The Jury in the Gaze OF George Morri.
son Va. the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company returned verdict for the plain.
tifi, and assessed his damages by reason oil
the loss OF his COW, at S47. The defend.
ant moved to set aside the verdict and
grant new trial #l
Both Parts adjourned till to-day at
o'clock ...
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MISS EIERNDON
and Her Company Give the T. p. AS a
RattlinS Entertainment, 1. ...I -

And Her Company Give the T. p. AS a
battling Entertainments. ,s7i 4
There was o large attendance at the
Opera House last night to see Miss Agnes
Herndon in "The Commercial Tourists
Bride" The handsome badge Of 7. P. A.
was a prominent figure in the assemblage.
Indeed 1t was good deal Of a T. P. A,
affair. The audience expected it to be go
and there was no disappointment. The
boys who had come in from the hard
knocks OF the road to have q little harm
less merriment wanted to soc how ono of
their number would look on the stage.
and they were greatly pleased with the
stage drummer. The hits took immensely,
and the bursts Of applause were frequent.
Mica Herndon's performance WAS yery
pleasing, and her dressing was one Of the
features that caught the tourists. At the
end OF the second act Col. Kemple, on be-
half Of the 7. P. A., presented Miss Hem.
don with handsome bouquet, to which
she made fitting response. Miss Beverly
Sitereaves, a. Wheeling girl, was we'll re-
ceived and played her part with good
effect. . =
Some complaints were fled sgainst Dol.
onel Jerry Hills ParkerBburg collar, six
feet Of which appeared above the foot
light line and obstructed the view Of the
atage. Same bill at to.day's matinee.
Tonight "a Remarkable Woman lof
which Miss Herndon is one Of the authors.
The play is said to be very strong; in 1t
Miss Herndon does some fine fencing.
Owing to the length Of the play the cur
tain will go up at 7:sO.
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Going OH tho Stage.

1t is reported that Mr.. Fred Specht. Of
New York, q well-known commercial
traveller, who has large circle Of friends
here, has decided to 60 upon the operate
ataee. He has the handsome appearance
and a fine voice that will combine, to
make him very popular tenor in case the
report is true. He has been coming here
on business for {. number Of years and his
sweet, musical tenor voice has been re-
peatedly heard by Wheeling people on
concert occasions and in assisting somo OF
tho leading choirs; it Is voice Of rare
quality and compass, and has always been
listened to with pleasure. A Wheeling
gentleman met him in Chicago few days
since, and was informed by him that he
was on bis last trip for ]. N. Conway 4
Co., Of New York; that he had signed
with the Boston Ideals, and would com.
mence singing with them in October.
This famous company is being reorgan-
lied Tor the season by W. q. Mcdonald
and Mario Stone, his wife; they are said
to havo engaged new soprano from
abroad. Mr.. Specht'a many friends here,
will watch with interest for his success.
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AGAIN TIE CREMATouY.
Tho nenfth Committee Once Moro Called
on 10 Talk Oyer II. u ---

Tho nenfth Committee Once Moro Called
on TO Talk Over 1t.
The Council Committee on Health met
at the Public Building last evening, and
as has been the case at nearly every meet.
ing oil this committee held during the
past elk months, tho principal matter up
for consideration was the city's new gar
bago and night soil ctomstory on Wheel.
ing hill, which, since the compile
ton OF tho iron shed erected
over tho furnaces. has assumed quite
an imposing appearance. Tho last time
anything was published about the crema.
tory, was when the fact was announced
that Mr.. NJ. V. Smith, OF Pittsburgh, the
patentee and builder Of the furnaces and
the contractor for the shed, had made a
mistake in his calculations and that the
east wall OF the building, according to his
plans, would cut through the stack. He
was communicated with and had the de-
feet remedied, by arranging with the Pitts.
burgh Bridge Company, who built
the shed, to change the cast wall go as to
accommodate the stack. This being ar
ranged, the work Of putting up the struct-
ure proceeded and Is now about com.
pleted. It looks like big barn stuck up
on top Of the hill. The big wind storm OF
few days since came near wrecking it,
but It is claimed that once It ia finished,
it will take cyclone to harm it any.
Last night the committee talked over
the construction Of the two bridges that
will have to BIZ built in order that carts
may back up to the furnace holes and
dump directly into the crematory. a plan
submitted by tho Wheeling Hinge Com
pany, was approved by the committee,
which will recommend that the contract
be given to that concern at its bid Of 1926
this includes the completion Of the ap.
proaches. The city will be in luck il the
erematory is in shape to be used by
June l. " "1. :.
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LOCAL BlsEVITlES.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
thu City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
MArlNEEs at both theatres this alter.
noon.
Ar the Grand this afternoon and to.
|nieht-Danels & Gales sfinstreia.
ONE deed OF trust was admitted to rec.
ord by Recorder Hook yesterday.
AT the Opera House-Miss Herndon aa
"The Commercial Tourists Bride" this
afternoon; Tonight, "a Remarkable
Woman"
The nail factory oil the Jefferson Iron
Works, at Steubenville, will resume oper.
atoms next Monday, after q shut down OF
several weeks.
slGEL Lodge, Amalgsmsted Association,
Of this city, has chosen John H. Brown as
ita delegate to the national convention OF
the Association, to be held at Pittsburgh
next month.
Mas. HILLpuRY, woman living on
Chaplire street, South Side, has been re.
moved to the county infrmary. She had
become slightly derauged, aud had no
friends to care for her.
THKRE WIS charming hop given at
Mercantile hall last night by number OF
WheeliDg's popular society men. Kra-
mer furnished the music, and the twenty
odd couples prcaent enjoyed the occasion
immensely.
THE force OF men employed at Sweeney
4 Sons large foundry on tho South Side
are at preeent working on double turn.
The firm short time since received 8
ST., 900 contract for machinery and cast
inss for a large glass house being erected
ct Butler, Pa. There were a large num-
Der of bids handed in for the work. The
workmen are ruahing tho work through
as inst as possible.
THE colored assembly OF the Knights Of
Labor, OF this city, held festival at the
Second ward market hall last evening,
thai was well attended and proved to be
such success that the management has
decided TO continue it-night. This will
be in accordance with the wish OF many
who were prevented by their work from
attending. The~hall was very prettiiy
decorated for the event. !
BETWEEN 6 aud : o'clock last evening, a
terrific thunder storm passed over this
CltJs 1ue ClOuuS Lave seluuul uetu betu
to hang as low and heavy, and in ouch
threatening manner as they did just be-
fore tho storm. Many became alarmed
and predicted tornado. The thunder
Was loud and tho lightning very vivid.
The rain cooled oil things nicely, after the
two or three days OF unusually warm
weather this section hiss had.
COMPLAINT in msde that certein Darsonn
are at work cleaning vaults without hay
ing procured the necessary permits to do
60 from the Health Officer. They are said
to use ordinary carts when the ordinance
provides that only tank carts or screw
head barrels shall BIO used, and then. not
until the necessary permit has been se-
cured. Besides violating the ordinances
in theae two particulars, they arc reported
to be dumping in the creek at Eof, Jacob
and Woods streets. Tho police might do
some good work by arrestiDg these fellows
II these reports are true.
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BELLAIRE,

A Resume OF tho Happenings and Notes Of
Interest.
Judge A. W. Anderson is having bis residence
painted. -.
Walter Lewis, OF Lewis Mills. has taken place
With NJ. Craft, the lewcler. .7-
The Third Ward boys beat the First Ward boys
at base ball yesterday, By a score OF Is toS.
Over ninety dollars was realized from the "Chest.
nut Ministries" for the bcneat OF tho tornado buf.
fcrcrs. -.
". s. Carroll has closed his grocery temporarily.
and with his sister has gone 10 Colorado III search
OF better health.
Mr.. Sheridan whipkcy and Miss Emma sprasg
were married yesterday afternoon by Esquire
Garrett, In his Office.
Mrs. Caroline Davis died yesterday at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Leisure on Gravel Ill. She
Will DO butled Sunday at the Caldwell run Gene.
tory. rs Nsa
money, aud has such sure means at Its dispoSal
now, that law.breakeEs Will have to stand q hard
tussle.
Tho Carter property on Noble street at Indian
run has had long. high wall built that Is another
step towards combining Indian run within respccta
blebounds. -aH.
Joseph T. Dobber. who was sent 10 Jail at St.
Claifsvtle to await trial for frauds Of various kinds
charged against him by Arbuckle & Co., Is home
again, a compromise arrangement having been Ct.
ItCIeu ny winch ue Ii Ielehseu from JUL. -,g
David Crozier died yesterday after a long illness
rom drorsy OF the heart. lIo was forty.two years
old. The men Of the Are department, Of which he
wasa member and one OF tho first organizers. are
called on to attend the funeral In body. III
A. Klotz Is having -four, blocks OF Indiana lime.
stone placed Tor sidewalk on Union street. Each
Is Il by I feet, and seven inches thick They
are very heavy. and the contractor, ". J McClain,
had force at WORK all day yesterday taking them
from the platform cats.
The Water Works Trustees have procured three
water meters which are 10 be placed In turn at the
various manufactures III order to have something
on which TO base estimates OF the amount OF water
consumed. There has never been any way OF
knowing whether the estimates made heretofore
were right or wrong. s|a,
The article, by John B. Longey. in the Belmont
Chronicle and copied Into the Daily Independent,
giving detailed figures TO show the returns for tax
alton OF personal property, arc widely talked about
hero. No ono Is heard To disagree with the con.
elusion that rs rule. personal property Is shirk-
Ing In a shameless manner. Part Of this has
grown To uuder the fucompeteucy OF many ASSES.
sors. When fit men arc made Assessors, they have
uphill work to combat the precedeuls set BY their
predecessors. l' = IN
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folk,
b. Abrond, .r @ Sc

Strangers in tho CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abrond. I- ST.
MrH. G. A. sipe, Of Fairmon., was regis
tered at the Stamm House last evening.
Mr.. George Huff, the genial city editor
Of the ste1henville Herald, WAS in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. R. W. Hszlett and daughter, Miss
Katie, and Miss Florence OFT, have re.
turned from a visit in New York.
Captain N. N. Hoffman, OF the Morgan.
town Post, came up from Charleston last
evening over the Ohio River road. rr-s !
Mr.. Frank Christianer is in the city in
advance Of Gilmore's famous band, now
on concert tour, and which will appear
here at the Opera House, Thursday, May
10. It is not improbable that an alter
noon concert may be given in addition to
the one in the evening. The band has
been warmly received everywhere is has
appeared this season.
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WE have inst received full limo Of
SPRING 0vERCOATlNGS, and IRE In
daily receipt OF tho latest Novelties in
Spring Suitfngs. aa
Also, on hand d handsome line Of Neck.
wear aud Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
c. HESS 4 SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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Next Monday night Mr.. Thomas ".
Keene will appear at the Opera House as
Hamlet, supported by u company Of ex-
cellent artists. among them Mr.. Frank
Hennig, Of this city, who will essay the
role Of Ghost. Mr.. Keene has always been
9 isvorie here, and always made good
Impression except as Macbeth His Hamlet
is a fine, finished performance: Mr., Hen.
nig's presence in the company gives the
engagement local and personal interest,
and Hamlet has not been seen here for
several seasons. The house ought to be
crowded. The sale OF reserved seats opens
at Banners this morning. S.
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SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT,
/ Pleasant AFFAIR Last Night nj Union

,""'- ~ -. T|
A very pleasant musical and literary en-
tsrtainment was given last evening In the
vrammer room Of Union school nv the
I'll. =, ..s......, MI. ,o..o ,o.,,, ,n..
pup,s y, 'na! scno''' Luz 'a'ke iooin Haa
filed TO It's tall capacity Win the parents
and friends Of the pupils, who were do.
l,vhted with tho splendid entertainment.
RIA annlanse was liberal and ssyeral en-.
corea wor" demanded and piyen. The
nrogrammerenIerei was "A followa.
Ghorus "My Donnv:" Retaliation. IA
Reyerie IN Chnrch. "lNettie Fritz. Decla.
nation. MThe Way 70 do It." Carl Lang.
Defamation, "The Shin on Fire.n Villa
MeYchnnt, I,nmb Rail t)riil. "a rh;,dren.
nacia n,ati,n iiTha fNirr,i Iociaii. y Rar'
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MARTINS FERRY.
The News OF the Day Boiled Down t
Little Motor.

The News OF the Day boiled Down ia
Little Sotes.
Ross barr Ia home from Cambridge
Mrs. Albert link Is visiting friends In Fits
burgh. eIs
Prof. Charles, shreve was in St. clairsyille or
business yesterday.
Mears kcg and Barrel factory clnssd down In.
definitely yesterday, with n largo stock on hand
James Ra'St9n entertained quite a number Of
young friends ri his home oil Fourth street last
night, a.
Cur loads OF new rails arc being distributed on
First street for tho Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
tracks. ra. S-I,,.7 E. El.g'r ~ .
Thoro Is a good assortment OF Clocks ut the Jew
elry stnrc Ia Commercial block which will be sold
cheap for cash.
Clarence Burris, All eight yoar old boy, was bit.
ten on the hand BY cat Thursday, aud Ia now
said TO be IN a critical condition. n,
The man Boyce, who was arrested for stealing
too!s from William Manr's shop, Thursday, way
discharged, as he was not tho guilty man,
The funeral Of Mira. Purcell took place Yesterday
at 10 O'Clock, from her late residence on Fourth
street. The remains were Inferred In Walnut Grove
cemetery. t' III
The suit between the School Board and the Penn
Mutual Insurance Company was settled In st.
Clairsville yesterday by compromise, tho Penn
Mutual paying the Interest. The new school
house question is now settled and all Unsatisfactory
OF late quite number OF complaints have been
made that some one IL making practice OF leaving
false orders on the states hung OIL tho Office
doors by doctors and lawyers, causing thereby
many useless calls The miscrcant had better ston
1t before he goes too far. \ :
An interesting session Of the shrevc Literary So
c!ety was held yesterday afternoon. The pro
gramme consisted OF speeches, readings and sny.
cral papers were read A dialogue entitled the
LAW SHIT" by G lIoylc, Ben Exley, Paul Morrison.
Kate Ralston, Jesse Swar,z Alma Uhessel, Asa
Devault and George Chessell, was very interesting.
A splendid line OF Watches and Silver Plated
ware can be found at the Jewelry store In CONNER.
cfdf block '.m .t..a 70. 81 -
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The New Capital Restaurant, at Nos. 1924
and 1926 Market street, formerly occupied
by Martin Thornton, which has been for
some time past undergoing extensive re-
pairs, will be opened to the public to. day
by Henry Bruner, clever young cater 81
who understands the bnsiness perfectly
and will be prepared to serve regula,
meals, or lunches, on the European plan
at very moderate prices. Strangers here
and coming to the city will bs treated in
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It is reported the p, @. 4 St. L. Rail.
road Company, which, it has been under
stood had fully determined to build a
branch road to New Cumberland, Han
cock comfy, has informed sons Of the
citizens Of that place who have been in
communication with them, that unless it is
granted the right Of way through town and
therink building Tor q depot, Tree otcharge,
they will not build the road. The right
OF way involves eighteen feet of some
twenty lots along tho line, negotiating
tho removal Of several atables and Evans
4 Thayer's blacksmith shop. -
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WE have introduced new system 0,
selling Watches on tho installment plan
whereby you can secure a watch at once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB v. ERUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Sts.
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Thermometer Record

As reported by Chriatian schncpi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
. 65a 76O 81 So 10
Weather-C hangcable.
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Columbus vs.. Wheeling. 90
For salc-Victor Bicycle.
10 the pubiic-Daniei Ritchcy. wy
Fine Ghiua-Ewing Bros.
Jcwctts Water Coolers--Ncshitt & Bro.
Wanted-Boys al LaBelle Glass Co., Bridgeport.
List OF Letters. II,
Opera House-Thomas ". Kecnc.
New Goods Arriyiug-l. g. Dillon 4 Co,
Agony Is Courtcd-Third rage -E
Religious Eoliccs-Fou,th page.